Stations Questions: Republic of Texas and Early Statehood
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- Q1Station 1.the United States should expand into Canadathe United States should end slaverythe United States should make Texas a statethe United States should make peace with all nations60s
- Q2Station 2James PolkAnson JonesMirabeau LamarStephen F Austin60s
- Q3Station 3184518221792189560s
- Q4Station 4.David G. BurnetMirabeau LamarAnson JonesSam Houston60s
- Q5Station 5.the annexation of Texas to the United Statesdisputes between Texans and American Indian tribesefforts of Texans to gain independence from Mexicoagreement dividing Texas and New Mexico60s
- Q6Station 6.they wanted to keep Texas out because it was a slave statethey wanted more states to trade withthey wanted to add another slave state in the Souththey wanted to use the rail lines in Texas60s
- Q7Station 7.a rescue mission to save Texas Rangers from the Mexican Armythe Trail of Tears path that the Comanches took to OklahomaTexas’ attempt to set up a western borderthe route of Native Americans trying to find a new home60s
- Q8Station 8The Battles of Goliad & the AlamoA stop to all exploration outside of the Texas borderTexas winning its independence from MexicoPopulation growth and expansion60s
- Q9Station 9Houston signed a treaty with the U.S. to eliminate their debtThe Texas Congress voted to get rid of the Texas Army to save moneyHouston wanted to create a bigger Texas Navy to earn moneyHouston believed that eliminating the Texas Navy would save money60s
- Q10Station 10Americans did not support Texas independence from MexicoTexas annexation might lead to war with Mexico.Americans were afraid that Texas would put an end to slavery in the U.S.The Santa Fe Expedition broke the U.S.-Mexican peace treaty.60s
- Q11Station 11Texas Annexation of 1845The Mexican Cession of 1848Oregon Territory of 1846The Louisiana Purchase of 180360s
- Q12Station 12GalvestonAustinDallasEl Paso60s
- Q13Station 13the Old Three Hundredthe 4th Cavalry Soldiersthe Texas Rangersthe Fredonian Rebellion60s
- Q14Station 14the defeat of Texan soldiers at the Battle of Buena Vistathe removal of Native American tribes from Texas landthe annexation of Texas into the U.S.Texas’s victory over Mexico in the Texas Revolution60s
- Q15Station 15Items from the Democratic Party PlatformEffects of the Treaty of Guadalupe-HidalgoReasons Why Texans Wanted Annexation into the U.S.Events that Happened in Texas During the 1820s60s
